Chapter 6 - The Plant Body [Roots] Flashcards
Learn about the plant body. [Roots] (23 cards)
(identification) Primary functions of Roots
Anchorage to the soil, absorption of water and minerals, conduction of water and solutes, storage.
(identification) Embryonic root, the first root to come out.
Radicle
(enumeration) 2 root systems
Tap root and Fibrous roots
(identification) fruits with no flowers
Gymnosperms
(identification) Flowers with fruits
Angiosperms
(enumeration) External anatomy of root
Root cap, region of cell division, region of elongation, region of differentiation or maturation
(identification) thimble - shaped mass of parenchyma cells at the tip of each root
Root cap
(identification) Cells here divide once or twice per day
Apical Meristems
(identification) forms the epidermis
Protoderm
(identification) forms the ground tissue
Ground system
(identification) forms the primary phloem and xylem
Procambium
(identification) [Region] Cells become longer and wider
Region of Elongation
(identification) [Region] Root hairs develop, increase the surface area for the absorption of water
Region of Maturation or Differentiation
(identification) Roots - Circle formation if c.s.
Monocot (lmao sorry na)
(identification) Roots - Cortex kalat-kalat
Dicot (Sorreh)
(T/F) Epidermis regulates mineral absorption
False, Endodermis
((identification) ____________ roots arise from the Pericles of the steele
Lateral
(enumeration) Modified Roots
Food storage, propagative roots, pneumatophores, aerial roots, photosynthetic roots of some orchids, contractile roots some herbaceous dicots and monocots, buttress roots looks(?), parasitic roots, symbiotic roots
(identification) large and store large quantities of starch and other carbohydrates
Storage roots
(identification) Spongy roots, extend above the water surface and enhance gas exchange between the atmosphere and subsurface roots
Pneumatophores
(identification) Scientific name of Black Mangrove
Avicennia nitida
(identification) Legumes, form mutualism between a plant and bacterium
Symbiotic roots
(identification) What is the Scientific name of Licorice?
Glycyrrhiza Glabra